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... VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. In connection with the new detachments now under formation, the following officers have been &ninhd:-lien'l Detachment: Commandant, i. J. W. Pollitt, V.D.; assistant-commandant, Henry Moon, FEsq.; medical officer, ...
... opening • temporary hospital for the rare of wounded soldsem which will be managed by voluntary aid detachments. On Saturday, Sir James Barr inspected the detachments, with a view to searing War Office recognition for them. ...
... services are reported: DIRD. —Chicago Medical Unit: Sister M. Flamilton. St. Jobn Ambulance Association lWomen's Voluntary Aid Detachments): Mies M. Chadwick, Miss F. Sniales. The first casualty is nported from France; the others from the Mediterranean ...
... shortly to opened a military hospital and is at present being to that The staff and gentlemen from the Northenden Voluntary Aid Detachments. Tho commandant offillr in charge Dr. H. M. Williamson, Palatine-road. ...
... this country 30,000 patients were arranged for in the course of 48 hours. From that time on hospitals staffed by voluntary aid detachments have been in active operation all over the country, and at the present moment the society has on its list some 705 ...
... men and the men serving at home are then to be asked to enlist. The agreement is to include all men in mobilised voluntary aid detachments. ...
... made to the Borough Treasurer, Municipal Offices, Warrington. BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. SPECIAL SERVICE SECTION OF VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. A PUBLIC MEETING Will be held at CAIRO-STREET SCHOOLS ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 27th, at 7 o'clock, To discuss ...
... and the Skiddaw Grove mansion have been turned into hospitals, and are staffed by the local doctors and the local Voluntary Aid Detachments of the British Red Cross Society. The wounded were conveyed from the railway station in motor cars, large numbers ...
... Service. LOCAL LADY AMBULANCE WORKERS IN WILTSHIRE Under the new War Office scheme for engaging lady members of voluntary aid detachments for service in military hospitals during the war, one lady member of the Bolton Corps St. John Ambulance Brigade ...
... into practice the knowledge that they had gained in the piping times of peace through the medium of the local Voluntary Aid Detachments; knowledge which, as it was intended to do, has proved of invaluable service—as many a poor hurt and maimed warrior ...
... into practice the knowledge that they had gained in the piping times of peace through the medium of the local Voluntary Aid Detachments; ledge which, which, as it was intended tp do; haft proved' of invaluable service—as many a poor hurt and maimed ...
... TRAINING IN PEACE TO QUALIFY FOR WAR TIMES. Miss SYLVIA BROADBENT, vice-president of the Daresbury Division of the Voluntary Aid Detachment movement,-most graciously presided over the presentation proceedings, and prefaced Mrs. Crosfield's congenial task ...